"None of the genes were in the PIN" #113
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Hi, I'm looking to do a pathway analysis on a proteomics data set (where I compare treatment vs. control). I have my "gene symbols" as protein accession numbers. Is there a PIN I can download that corresponds to protein accession numbers (organism: homo sapiens)? If not, is there a better way to use pathfindR with proteomics datasets? Thank you! |
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egeulgen
Feb 3, 2022
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Hey @Jmperez2080, I would suggest that the easiest way is to convert your identifiers into HGNC symbols. For this, you can use Ensembl's BioMart or the R package for it: biomaRt. Best, |
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Hey @Jmperez2080,
I would suggest that the easiest way is to convert your identifiers into HGNC symbols. For this, you can use Ensembl's BioMart or the R package for it: biomaRt.
Best,
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